The Ordover Gallery at the San Diego Natural History Museum

Nature Based Imagery, Glass, & Sculpture

Traditional to Abstract: landscape, wildlife, geology, and man's imprint

The Ordover Gallery at the San Diego Natural History Museum

A fine art photography and kiln-formed glass gallery featuring Abe Ordover's unique style of impressionist and natural imagery. Also represents these world class nature and landscape photographers: Bill Atkinson, Christopher Burkett, Elizabeth Carmel, Annaliese Cassarino, Charles Cramer, Dick Daniels, Mitch Dobrowner, Bill Evarts, Joseph Holmes, Ralph Lee Hopkins, Frans Lanting, Brent McCullough, Art Myers, William Neill, Pat O'Hara, Galen Rowell, Tom O Scott, Alison Shaw, Duby Tal, Wes Timmerman, Linde Waidhofer, Art Wolfe, and Dick Ditore, acclaimed glass artist.

Ordover Gallery North

Ordover Gallery North features a variety of national and San Diego acclaimed artists. Please go to ordoverproject.com to view their fine work.
Address: 410 South Cedros,
Solana Beach, CA 92075
Phone: (858) 720-1121
website: www.ordoverproject.com

Autumn - Works by Abe Ordover and others

August 19, 2008 through December 31, 2008
Location: San Diego Natural History Museum, 4th Floor
1788 El Prado, Balboa Park
(858) 720-1121

This presentation will showcase works of the spectacular colors of autumn. Led by the work of Abe Ordover, the show also includes magnificent photographs by Christopher Burkett, Charles Cramer, Annaliese Cassarino, Dick Daniels, Bill Evarts, Bruce Heinemann, Lisa Jordan, Brent McCullough, William Neill, and Alison Shaw.

Ordover's images are largely drawn from recent trips to Colorado and Utah, but he also includes material from New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. The public is familiar with his impressionist work. However, much of this show is realistic depiction. There are a few of his more painterly images included.

Ordover's work has been shown in museums and galleries throughout the country. He is the owner and operator of this gallery at the museum and also of a gallery in Solana Beach.